it's the moment when joined new mexico and when was now permitted before mexico assumed control of mexico when it was all under spain? the camino real was the only that trade goods got north south train spain had very strong protection policies about trade. so the traders like bicknell and thomas james, who came in to santa fe in the fall of 1821 and saw this moment of independence, were witnessing a rather remarkable sight. so thomas james, a raucous scene on, the santa fe plaza on january six, 1822, when the flag of mexico was over santa fe and, the flag of spain came down. as the flag went up, the fired in the men and women for all quarters of the city came running, some half dressed to the public square, which soon filled with the population, the city, the people of the surrounding country came in, and for five days the square was covered with spaniards and indians from every part of the province. during this whole time, the city exhibited a sense of universal carousing and revelry. all classes abandoned themselves to the most reckless dissipation and profligacy men, women and childre

ambassador to mexico. i'd also like to recognize his wife and their four children, robert, lori, michael and joshua. they're also the proud grandparents of eight grandchildren. as a grandfather of seven myself, the probably the best job in the world. president trump made a fantastic pick with ron johnson. he's served our country for over 40 years and loves our country. first as a military officer and army special forces, retiring to special forces colonel, and later as an operations officer at c.i.a. with service around the world, including multiple tours in afghanistan and iraq. finally serving as u.s. ambassador to el salvador from 2019 to 2021. although his service to our nation has required him to frequently be away, ron has been proud to call the great state of florida his home for over 20 years. during ron's service in el salvador, he helped reduce illegal immigration to the u.s. by 80%. he worked with el salvador's leadership to produce one of our best partnerships in the western hemisphere. as he w

no especificó los aranceles a méxico y canadá .ancieros reaccionan al anuncio de trump y wall street cierra a la baja en los valores futuros. hay temores por una posible recesión económica y un incremento de los precios al consumidor . a pesar de que hoy no anunció tarifas para méxico. los ya planificados aranceles del 25% para autos , acero y aluminio fabricados en ese país entran en vigor . está medianoche . un poderoso sistema de tormentas azota el medio oeste del país con nevadas lluvias intensas y posibles tornados. hay alerta en varias ciudades .>> este es noticiero univisión con ilia calderón .>> hola. qué tal? muy buenas tardes desde la casa blanca. el presidente trump anunció hace solo minutos la imposición de aranceles recíprocos a decenas de países que entrarán en vigor el cinco y el 9 de abril. tenemos una gran cobertura de equipo . estamos en washington , también en nueva york, en méxico y, por supuesto, en la frontera. vamos a comenzar justamente en la casa blanca con pedro rojas. pedro una de las grandes sorpresas es

y en méxico, unos 200 vecinos.ña agredida está con sus familiares . florida da un paso más hacia sus políticas antiinmigrantes con la colaboración de la patrulla de carreteras . [música] [música] en florida, los agentes de la patrulla de carreteras tienen ahora órdenes de arrestar inmigrantes indocumentados por infracciones de tránsito, tales como conducir sin licencia válida. esto según las nuevas normativas de ese estado publicadas por el periódico the miami herald. la guía, además, le permite a los agentes del orden detener a conductores hasta por una hora a la espera de los agentes de ice . algo que viola la ley . según expertos en la materia. y así llegamos al final de la información. el resto de la semana seguiremos aquí, en los Ángeles reportando lo que está ocurriendo . a casi tres meses de los devastadores incendios. gracias por su confianza y su sintonía . descansen . y ya lo saben, noticias univisión siempre está a tu lado [música] [música] no, no, no. no . sí . please, please

cae las remesas de e estados unidos hacia mexico.ticas migratorias de donald trump podrian ser una de las causas de que se este enviando menos dinero. y la plancha del zocalo capitalino se convierte en un gimnasio donde cientos de personas asisten a una clase de boxeo masiva. regresamos con la informacion. >> cuando mama dice que. >> no quiero nada en serio, no necesito nada. >> el mejor regalo.>> es tenerlos a. >> ustedes. pero le regalas algo de. un iphone sixteen pro? para mi, para las mamas que nunca quieren. nada en verizon tenemos todo. clientes existentes y nuevos. pueden cambiar cualquier telefono viejo y llevarse una por nuestra cuenta. menos mal que no queria nada. solo verizon , porque los platos no salen limpios. el problema no es el lavaplatos. >> probablemente es s el d detergente. yo les recomiendo que cambien a platinum plus. los nuevos pods tienen el poder corta grasa de dom y remueven facilmente hasta el 100% de la comida pegada. cascade. >> hicimos .>> oswaldo sanchez. >> centrico de verdad? >> porque en.>> la cult

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durante su vuelo hacia méxico ., michoacán y chihuahua. >> aquí en. >> ciudad juárez se concentra en miles de . migrantes de . >> centroamérica y otro países . >> sin . >> olvidar tantos mexicanos que lado . un paso, un camino cargado de terribles injusticias. >> en la ciudad de méxico. el jerarca católico visitó la basílica de guadalupe, donde cumplió su deseo de rezar a solas frente a la imagen de la virgen del tepeyac en chiapas. la entidad con mayor población originaria, el líder religioso, decretó el uso de lenguas originarias y ofreció perdón a las comunidades indígenas por los maltratos a los que han sido sometidos . >> de modo sistemático y estructural , vuestros pueblos han sido incomprendidos y excluidos de la sociedad . >> los creyentes mexicanos así recuerdan al sumo pontífice . >> sentimos un gran. >> dolor. era un hombre muy especial. >> nos sentimos mucho las personas que somos católicas desde la ciudad de méxico . guadalupe madrigal , televisa , univisión . >> uno de los recuerdos más cálidos que dej

let's turn to mexico, alex vasquez joins us in mexico city. we know that mark carney and president sheinbaum have had a conversation. mexico's position may not be the same as canada's. alex: president claudia sheinbaum has been using a pretty different strategy then canada or china. she has not announced any retaliatory measure yet. she is trying to give more importance to talks, especially with commerce secretary lutnick and the mexican foreign economy minister. she understands that mexico has some disadvantages in the trade relationship with the u.s. mexico needs of the u.s. she has been trying to get some special treatment for mexico. we know that mexico has replaced canada as the main u.s. trading partner, so she is confident she will get the special treatment from the u.s. she is trying to give more importance to talks, and she has not announced any retaliatory measure yet. she did say that she will if mexico gets hit by broad tariffs today. she will announce a response tomorrow, which could include tariffs and non-tariff measures. again,

mexico border. since then, the united states has constantly put pressure on mexico to stop non-mexican migrants from arriving to the u.s. mexico border. in fact, regularly more central american ins have been deported from mexico than from the united states. and these migrants were not migrants who intended stay in mexico, but those who tried to reach america. for instance, from 2004 to 2018, mexico deported 1.7 million central americans, while the united states. deported 1.1 million. now off shoring deportations to mecq to mexico meant that central americans faced many human rights concerns. south of the border and additionally offshoring. immigration control to mexico. those deportations to mexico in creased the levels of criminal ability in mexico that would security implications both for mexico and for the united states. by 21st century cartels had taken control of the routes through which americans were going through, and they fought these central americans to pay them to be able to continue thr

miles de personas convirtieron la principal plaza pÚblica de mÉxico en un cuadrilÁtero. >> mÉxico.e. >> nosotros aquÍ el boxeo forma parte del imaginario colectivo que no distingue edades. >> tengo 66 aÑos y me siento genial. >> lourdes es instructora de boxeo de adultos mayores que practica desde hace seis aÑos. >> porque ahÍ sacas todo, toda la energÍa, todo lo que traigas por ahÍ atorado te da una actitud diferente. >> el box, aseguraron los asistentes, no solo mejora la condiciÓn fÍsica, tambiÉn ayuda a liberar el estrÉs y fortalecer la mente. y es que mÉxico es una potencia histÓrica del boxeo. ha dado mÁs de 200 campeones, entre ellos, por supuesto, julio cÉsar chÁvez y saÚl el canelo Álvarez. para bruno este es un deporte muy completo, inculcado por su padre. >> te orilla a expandir tus capacidades no solamente en el ring, sino condiciÓn fÍsica, resistencia. >> si el deporte. >> rodeada de grandes figuras del boxeo como Óscar de la hoya y julio cÉsar chÁvez. la presidenta de mÉxico destacÓ que el objetivo de este evento fue fomentar un espÍritu de paz y contra las adicciones

now in mexico case, that is a massive deal because of mexico's economy depends largely on manufacturing vehicles that are shipped to the us. we're talking about $2700000.00 vehicles amounting to about a $194000000000.00 in trade in that particular industry every year. now there is a caviar because the announcement also said the prior announcement that i talked about also said that the, the, the rules of the game essentially would remain the same for mexico and canada and everything that falls underneath the us, m. c. i would remain, as is most car, most cars that are manufactured in mexico and shipped to the us do fall under that agreement. so we believe at this point in the experts that we've spoken to here agree with us as well. as the finance ministry said that the official from the finance ministry essentially said that they would get back to us because they are also somewhat confused. but at this point we. ringback basically believe that for now, those 25 percent tabs on foreign made automobiles will also not apply to mexico and canada because they do fall under the trade agreement

she wants to mexico to produce more of what mexicans buy right now. mexico imports just as such as an export. so that's one of the main points she made. and she talked about growing the countries of food production and food independence by planting more corn and beans, 2 basic staples of mexicans, diet. she talked about more energy independence and creating programs to that. and so essentially, if you think about it, a lot of what shameless shame on me saying has to do. it's very similar to what we're hearing from president trump. she wants mexicans to purchase more things made in mexico. she wants mexican companies to produce more. and thereby reducing the need for mexico to import, and she wants to strengthen this punctures economy independently of what happens with the u. s. in the coming years. and the best scott is subject to pry, a tire of that has been exempt from the new reciprocal task. and that is something that it's happy about to yeah, definitely. mexico woke up breathing a very big sigh of relief this morning. the opposite of what's happening elsewhere in the world. i mea

so i'm on mexico and then it's had a reprieve. and then it had been talking about doing it again in a number reprise and he said the uncertainty is really impacting us. there's been thousands of layoffs just because of us, not really knowing what, what the situation is and what the plan is going. fluids will president trump and mexico and canada. so great is that actually goods that are with in the free trade agreement, the old 3 countries share, wouldn't have to play terrace to stay with that sort of bit of way out of those used cars that have been leveled to other countries. but the local business leaders have been telling us today, but also since they so begun that there is uncertainty about which products exactly fit into that free trade agreement, which ones meet the requisites. and it's a really costly lend fee price to check if your product, if your product touch it, it comes with a not trade agreement. so basically this has created a mess really on the border that's affecting the local business. it also affect mexico, whic

first we are joined by our mexico and central america correspondent will grant in mexico city, politicalondent harry farley in westminster in london, but first to business and aaron delmore on wall street. believing what the president has to say, wall street, we are told. what is actually happening? >> the president has said that the country is going to boom economically. that is what we heard him say earlier today. that is not what is happening on wall street today. we are seeing stocks nosedive. i'm standing in front of the new york stock exchange, where we saw the dow for 1600 points at his lowest. it is down 3.3% right now. nasdaq is down 5.25% at the moment. the snb and the nasdaq are on track for the lowest today there had since 2022. i want to call it couple specific stocks -- ralph lauren down 16%, dell down 17%. the same goes for best buy. apple is on track for its worst basins 2020, amazon's worst day since 2024. what we're seeing is a mismatch between what investors thought was coming in terms of tariffs and what the president actually unveiled yesterday, which is more harsh t

en méxico jazive pérez telemundo.1944. y es que la presidenta aclaró que méxico no ha dado la cantidad de agua del tratadon los últimos años debido a la sequía, pero afirmó que trabajará con los gobiernos de chihuahua, coahuila y tamaulipas para analizar cuánta agua se puede entregar sin afectar a los mexicanos. y seguimos en méxico, ya que tras el sismo de 5,2 que se registró en el área de san diego, las autoridades en la ciudad fronteriza de tijuana han conversado sobre la importancia de siempre estar preparados y tener un plan cinthia gómez con más detalles pues en la casa y si se sintió feo. como el techo es de madera, vibró así mucho. pero sí, sí, pues el susto nomás. y es que el sismo de 5.2 en la escala de richter registrado este 14 de abril en la región, es un pequeño recordatorio para las familias tijuanenses, pues las zonas de alto riesgo están por doquier y la cultura de protección civil no siempre es la adecuada, asegura césar. la verdad, no estamos preparados para eso. no, desafortunadamente no, eso si no

and in fact, a 3rd of mexico's exports to the us, our vehicles. we're talking about billions of dollars, we're talking about at least a 1000000 direct jobs if there's industry in mexico, provides and some $3500000.00 indirect jobs. so of course, having 25 percent higher on this would be a huge hit to this punters economy. but i think mexico is still hoping that there are some caveats to this announcement that uh, president trump, is going to make today specifically as it relates to the us mexico and canada trade agreement. there's been talk here that parts of these cars that are assembled in mexico would be taxed only the parts are made at the end of the region. so it would be parts that are made say in asia or elsewhere, that wouldn't be tax, which of course would mean a decrease in those 25 percent terms. but whether or not that's actually going to be the case, we still have to see, wait for the next couple of hours and see exactly what is announced. okay, thank you for that. julia galle. i know that in mexico city, let's get the view from your

to canada and mexico. they also import source materials from canada and mexico. tariffs will increase the cost of their inputs, driving the cost of trucks up, making those trucks less competitive. we have a lot of businesses in virginia that have operations on both sides of the border. the nation's premier producer of nuclear reactors for ships and subs as well as nuclear reactors for other possibilities, they have operations in canada to ship product back and forth across the line in ways where the tariffs will make it more expensive. so the virginia effect -- and let's be clear, there's another one. the senator talked about tourism. we rely on tourism. we are a top to -- top 10 tourism state. canadian's are among the most frequent visitors to virginia beach, our pristine, wonderful, beachfront community. canadian tourism to the united states air reservations, canadians coming to the united states are down by 75% because of the feeling they are not being treated fairly. they are looking at the united states, an ally, and saying, why us? effect on the economy big

y méxico también está tomando acción.dos en conciertos en algunos estados debido a la violencia que promuev. tenemos méxico, que ya tiene tiempoon su legislación, que prohíbe la glorificación de aquellos que están cometiendo crimen, como los narcotraficantes. hasta el momento, el departamento de estado de este país le ha revocado las visas a los alegres del barranco, diciendo que lo último que necesitan es darle la bienvenida a quienes glorifican a los criminales y terroristas. y ahora la presentación del grupo en el rancho grande de morgan hill está en duda. y algunos residentes del área están de acuerdo con la decisión del gobierno. yeah, yeah. because i do have kids as well and we live in the area. so. el incidente más reciente se reportó en méxico después de que el cantante luis conriquez se negara a cantar narcocorridos en un palenque en texcoco. el cantante le dijo a su público que no podía debido a las leyes en méxico y hoy la presidenta sheinbaum respondió no prohibimos un género musical? pues eso sería absurdo. l

la presidenta de méxico no descarta un contraataque. >> méxico siempre. >> tiene esa . >> posibilidader más caros , les van a salir más caras sus ensaladas, su cazzu y todo. >> eso. precios. si nos afecta bastante , porque no ? el sueldo sigue igual. >> en texas. reyna rodríguez univisión. >> en méxico fue detenida una mujer acusada de robar un objeto de colección valorado en unos 60.000 $ en una boutique de la ciudad de méxico. como nos dice carlos guerrero, las autoridades buscan a su cómplice una. >> mujer y un hombre. >> robaron una pieza de colección.>> con valor de 60.000 $. ocurrió el pasado 4 de abril en una boutique de polanco, una de las zonas más exclusivas de la ciudad de méxico . en el video de las cámaras de seguridad se observa cuando ambos ingresan a la tienda de productos de colección, se observa que el hombre toma una fotografía de los tenis . enseguida se acerca una mujer con chamarra azul y cabello largo, quien también se hace pasar por clienta . observa los productos y poco a poco se van acercando a la zona de exhibición vip . va directo a los tenis y los mete en

that's mexico. we'll send a large amount of water to the us in the coming months, adding that she holds the rainy season will replenish the rivers and help them and the effects of historic drought in the region. the mexican government is trying to strike a balance between a piece and donald trump and making sure its citizens have enough water to survive . in past years, protests. so we're lack of water in northern mexico, have to turn deadly from mexican farmers and fishermen who had been lacking enough water to keep their own business as a float. the idea of sending anything to the us seems inconceivable that i think i know the dam is drying up soon. the fish are going to start dying and is going to be very difficult to be here. their likelihood so now caught in the bigger picture of an increasingly tense relationship between mexico and the united states. julia go. yeah, and i'll just sierra mexico city now i hear of controversial water rationing in columbia is capital is coming to an end, but that

we are now in the north of mexico. and what is we see migrant shelters that are large antique? we seeing less people just knocking on that door, knowing that they're not going to get through, but it's pro fish no problem. so people were traveling that route hoping to get into the united states now stuck in mexico. the country which does have a problem with organized crime, praying a migrants, just have a look at our pool. we met the gonzalez family in january, this cross roads and central mexico. its flight for me, it could do of the sort of game was running roy this city, recruiting adults taking children that i mean they wanted to take my youngest daughter so that my husband would belong to the gun. because if you a trojan or in it, you will come to, they wanted to take up by force. you lady didn't know. then having escaped that she and her daughters would soon be kidnapped to mexico. at that point in january they were racing up the country trying to get to the us before donald trump's integration. then a week away t

en las cafeterías de la colonia roma de la ciudad de méxico.ica , entonces siempre nos dicen ay, oye, un americano y le decimos no es un mexicano y como que se ríen y les gusta y ya la próxima o a la segunda si nos dicen tráeme un mexicano. >> aseguran que el origen del café americano se dio en la segunda guerra mundial , cuando elementos del ejército estadounidense llegaron a italia los italianos, al ver eso, hacían la burla porque no sabían tomar café. entonces era mira, ahí viene el americano, dale su café americano o sea, un café rebajado. de ahí empieza a salir la cuestión de un café americano . la secretaría de agricultura y desarrollo rural de méxico inició una campaña para que se pida café mexicano . aseguran que promueve y fomenta a los productores locales . esta taza con café que conocemos como americano en restaurantes como este , ahora ya no se le llama así. ahora se le conoce como café mexicano joven. me regaló otro mexicano. por favor . desde la ciudad de méxico, mónica garduño , televisa univisión. >> mónica gracias . un camión c

the united states has no better trading parters in our closest allies, canada and mexico. president trump and 20/20 has set fair rules for trade across our continent. as we see it, there is no reason to backslide on this agreement. we all come from different places. each of us wants what is best for our own country and our own city. what we know is that when it comes to trade, what is good for columbus is not bad for toronto. what is good for ottawa is not bad for sonata. trade benefits us all and tariffs hurt us all. i can tell you from an american perspective there is no more important issue right now in the cost of living. and tariffs to little more than make the cost of everything more expensive from groceries to manufacturing to running a city. it will also drive up the cost of housing. addressing the affordable housing crisis is the number one priority of the conference of mayors. some are estimating that these tariffs will increase the cost of homes by at least 5%. so $21,000 more in cost to the median home price. the last thing we need in american cities right now.

we're not dealing with that with mexico.now, with respect to china, we've seen a 20 500% increase of chinese nationals coming into the united states. we just heard the director of the fbi reiterate in exit interview the other night on 60 minutes that he believes i agree with this, that china, the gravest threat to the united. so are we so blind as to not to ask there a bigger play at stake here you have mass my mass out of china that just doesn't take place without the government of china knowing. exactly what's going on right. so so to answer to answer your question it really comes who knows? the lay the land, right? who who is the best making for trafficking knowing that money is the ultimate motive for the cartels? who's best to handle those operations of getting all of these adversarial and these other locations which are designated as special interest locations primarily out of the middle east where we know that terrorist like isis, al qaeda, hezbollah, hamas the houthis, the list goes on and on where we know they're up

enterrados en plena ciudad de méxico, la fiscalía mexicana confirmó el hallazgo de los restos de dospultados a pocos metros de una terminal de autobús. uno de ellos, un inmigrante colombiano y partido a la mitad. de un camión de carga tras ser embestido a toda velocidad por un tren en minnesota .>> este es noticiero univisión edición nocturna con elián zidán .>> qué tal? muy buenas noches y gracias por acompañarnos . comenzamos con esta la historia de una abuela hispana en texas que vivió momentos de pánico cuando su auto se estaba incendiando en plena autopista. pero el verdadero susto vino después, cuando llamó al 901 uno y los agentes contactaron a ice . ella estuvo a punto de ser deportada. como nos dice lidia terrazas . >> en ese momento. yo entré en pánico. no era tanto la quemada de mi carro. no, porque me iban a deportar. .>> su auto se incendió en medio de una autopista en houston . al llamar a emergencias. guadalupe perdomo se enfrentó con su peor pesadilla. los oficiales de la policía llamaron a inmigración.>> yo pedí ayuda y en ese momento lo que fueron fue a ponerme espo

about 200 teachers from mexico visiting right now as we speak. is, i mean, that is what the cultura is all about and i'm glad that you're doing that and then you're joining us all the way from fresno, i had no idea. i thought you were here in our backyard, but this folkloreada, ladies and gentlemen, it's gonna be a great event. it's happening once again at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose, right on cinco de mayo weekend may 4. it's put on by los lupeños, but gracious enough that they were inviting everybody else, every dance company in the bay area to join them. we'll be back and wrap it up with don samuel here on "comunidad del valle," stay with us. ♪♪♪ lupeños putting on the annual folkloreada here in san jose. and when you go, one last question on this topic, don samuel, when you go to mexico and you learn and you bring back a danza, let's say, do you add a little chicano flavor to it or you don't mess with it? it is what it is and you want to bring that tradition here. samuel: ah, this is something very interesting. yes, thank you for t

yo calculo que pasan por méxico. desde tuxtla gutiérrez, chiapas, juan Álvarez , televisa , univisión . >> juan gracias . y en los Ángeles y otras ciudades del país marcharon en apoyo al estudiante turca de posgrado rumbo oztürk . detenida la semana pasada por agentes de seguridad nacional por presuntamente apoyar a los manifestantes denunciaron que la libertad de expresión está amenazada por la administración del presidente donald trump . pidieron además , la liberación de otros migrantes detenidos y comenzó la ola de despidos masivos en distintas agencias de salud alrededor de la nación. el departamento de salud y servicios humanos buscaría despedir a aproximadamente 10.000 empleados según su secretario, robert f. kennedy jr. los dramáticos recortes estarían remodelando la infraestructura de salud pública. 23 fiscales generales demócratas interpusieron una demanda por la reducción de 12 mil millones de dólares en fondos para la salud pública. y decenas de personas en austin, texas, se unieron para impedir que agent

go, yeah, and i'll just era mexico city food farm is in south africa. so i'm more than 30000 people could lose their job just because of us terrace. president trump has post a 50 percent judy, but the 10 percent baseline remains to meet him in the reports from the town of citrus style in western kate, the halt of silver africa, citrus industry is played across the actors of land and the wisdom k province. it's here, the thousands of people grow, pick and pack oranges, lemons, and other fruitful exports internationally. but there's a lot of uncertainty right now. while the us has paused at 50 percent tariff on goods from south africa, that farm is still facing a newly imposed 10 percent tre, tax of. and so we can only ship to europe, u. k. and, and on the usa, because our ships don't go to the middle east and the far east on a regular basis. so we've been fighting to do a going all the way, some type. so to dispel the mess you can back up and move your mock as you don't move 25 years of supply chain experience. although only 6 percent of south africa's f

in trade negotiations with mexico. under 1944 treaty involving several shared rivers and reservoirs every 5 years, mexico must send 2100000000 cubic meters of water to the us from the rio grande. that's the equivalent of some 860000 olympic sized swimming pools. but according to the international boundary and border commission over the last 5 years, mexico has said less than 30 percent of the required amount in a post on thursday, trump threatened to impose further tariffs on mexico if the remaining water is in delivered. adding heat even considered sanctions. the us has already withheld its own water delivery commitments to mexico in detail. the ation, the mexican president admits her country hasn't been able to meet its commitments. it says there's simply isn't enough water to send. let's do that, give me a call. let me spell neely that i love what it all has to do with the viability. yes, there are so many 1000000 cubic maces that we have to send. but if there is no water, how do you send it? that's why we're lookin

injury often mexico. i don't think that committee were clo t establishing aiding and abe liability. ve are explained why i think there are multiple independent crimes after retail sale addition to the smuggle across international border and numbered and may havmitted independently by cartels in mexico. to mt is more than sufficient to break that chain. in any event there thr of aiding and abetting liability is >> so with reference to aiding and abetting could yxplain to me a sort o structure of this industry? who are these distributors? are the pass-through entities? are they completely independent? might they be both? >> very depend es. it's possible that might be some internal distribution but by and large a manufacture makeshe firearms. then there are disturbsho purchase the firearms from erent manufacturers. those distributors then sell firear t retailers. everyone in thi chain is fully licensed. the retailers are fully licensed and thel to purchasers. the alleg is some small percentage of those sales

-mexico border.e, i think the general sense is that that can't keep going on from the u.s. perspective and the -- and mexico will be included. claudia sheinbaum is pretty sure that she does not preempt any announcement this. she does not want to introduce tit-for-tat tariffs. she says that would not be productive and that she wants to do something that she called -- and she has been speaking to leaders in canada about that at the same time. we might see a joint response in that regard. nevertheless, right from the start of this, it was very clear that mexico will essentially respond in kind. so i think there's a sense when has katia has been talking ab about, the car manufacturing industry being so important and specifically we have numerous major manufacturers and all of their plants or a large number of their key points for supplying the market and the car is just made and sold in a single country. they might go back across border two or three times in the assembly process. there's a lot of uncerta

autoridades de luma creen que restablecer la luz podrÍa tardar hasta dos dÍas en ciudad de mÉxico.go cruzar por el cielo y despuÉs un estruendo cuya explosiÓn la registrÓ un sismÓgrafo. aquÍ tenemos testigos y una explicaciÓn cientÍfica de lo que ocurriÓ. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. comenzamos con la nueva orden del presidente trump con respecto a los asilos. el mandatario le dio luz verde a los jueces de inmigraciÓn para rechazar solicitudes de manera rÁpida, sin necesidad de una audiencia en corte. esto si los magistrados revisan la aplicaciÓn y determinan que el solicitante no cumpla los requisitos mÍnimos para ganar el asilo. entre las solicitudes que podrÍan ser desestimadas estÁn las que se presentaron fuera del plazo de un aÑo, sin una justificaciÓn vÁlida para hacerlo. tambiÉn quienes tengan antecedentes criminales y quienes no demuestren un tem creÍble. pero quÉ pueden hacer los solicitantes cuyo asilo sea negado? >> absolutamente. pueden apelar, pero es importante. esto

yeah, i know, i'll just sierra mexico city in south africa. the agricultural sector was especially valuable to the effects of trumps terrace, from the reports from a free state province. several african countries have been hit by some of the highest tyrus announced by you as president. donald trump, including south africa, which is the continents biggest exported to the united states. while some mining products have been exempt, sub africa's agricultural sector is likely to feel the impact. what are the freestate programs which is home to hundreds of farms that grow various things from may's to nuts last year. so that protects both of more than $315000000.00 worth of knots, fruits and vegetables to the us. and this of course creates jobs. the government says the tire of mean it will look for new trade partners. partnerships, which i'm a city, i'm the unit law trunk, probably promotions helpful. so i'll click on both the left, one to industry to task. why activity watching to watch new opportunities, the new markets for all codes and services a

there's been i but in mexico that the u. s. has been showing with the head of the department of homeland security basically saying don't even think about it. they've been airing on the top broke costs. the hit tell the visa amex solenoid, the mexican government, the trying to pass a little to bind those us. i but she's saying that they just propaganda. so the us and the trump administration of really using everything they, kansas, it's a send the message, you know, welcome. and if you do get across, we're going to try to port you anyway. and john holman, in see that juarez mexico, thank you very much. the at least 25 palestinians have been killed and is really strikes across the strip since early wednesday. nowhere is off limits, homes and camps. housing displaced, palestinians are targets. honey mountain wood reports is allowed. the color displays, palestinians receive the late warning before is read of bonds, landed on these 10. so the elastic calvin honie families were sleep and had barely any time to find safety in the can.